LS Engine Low Mount Driver Side Mechanical Fuel Pump Bracket with Iron Block and Motor Plate

LS Engine Low Mount Driver Side Mechanical Fuel Pump Bracket with Iron Block and Motor Plate

Marsoni

M251S

$125.50

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LS Engine Low Mount Driver Side Mechanical Fuel Pump Bracket with Iron Block and Motor PlateLS Engine Low Mount Driver Side Mechanical Fuel Pump Bracket with Iron Block and Motor Plate Compatible with: GM Chevrolet LS Series Iron Block Engines ONLY compatible with a combination of a front motor plate an LS iron block Compatible with Aeromotive belt drive 6 GPM and 12 GPM series fuel pumps Compatible with LS engine ATI dampers with front or rear mounted drive mandrel Mounts Aeromotive mechanical fuel pump low on the driver side of the LS

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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025